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07-29-2008, 11:05 PM
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1. Well, if you make a full backup of the original drive, when Leopard promtps to "copy from another Mac", you can point it at the backup and it'll bring in all the data. Or, you can restore, of course.
2. Replicate on another Leopard laptop? Not sure what you want to do here. 3. That would really be something that you'd have to do with Time Machine.
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